violoncelista, arranjador, compositor e regente, Jaques Morelenbaum lançou o disco CelloSam3aTrio, "Saudade do Futuro Futuro da Saudade"

Andrea Dutra ( portuguese) SEE below for english
 
A cantora carioca Andréa Dutra sempre andou bem à vontade por vários estilos. Foi vocalista de Tim Maia, cantou com Sandra de Sá, Mart’nália, Danilo Caymmi, Dona Ivone Lara e Seu Jorge. Reza a lenda que ela foi a primeira mulher puxadora de samba do bloco Suvaco do Cristo, nos anos 90. No Ano do Brasil na França, cantou brazilian jazz no Palácio de Versailles. 

Pelo seu primeiro disco, Andréa Dutra, foi indicada ao Prêmio Sharp. A música Disseram, composta e interpretada por ela, foi pré-indicada ao Grammy latino de melhor música, pelo álbum Soul of Brazil, do selo americano You Records. 

Desde 2001 integra o Arranco de Varsóvia, Prêmio Tim de Melhor Grupo de Samba de 2006, que em 2010 lançou, pelo Canal Brasil e Mills Records, seu quinto CD e primeiro DVD:  Pãozinho de Açúcar – Arranco de Varsóvia canta Martinho da Vila, com participações de Nelson Sargento e do próprio Martinho. 

Em 2007, Andréa lançou o CD O amor de uns tempos pra cá, em duo com Marcus Nabuco, pelo SalaDeSom Records, com canções de amor contemporâneo. A faixa A linha e o linho, de Gilberto Gil, integrou a trilha do remake de Tititi, novela das 19h da TV Globo.  

Andrea apresenta seu trabalho em todo o circuito da cidade, em teatros e casas de show como Café Pequeno, Rio Scenarium, Carioca da Gema, CCC, Sala Baden Powell, Democráticos e Teatro Rival e já cantou ao lado do Casuarina, do Sururu na Roda, de Dani Spielman e Mario Séve, de Áurea Martins, de Osmar Milito, do Tira Poeira, do Choro na Feira, de Moyseis Marques, Teresa Cristina, Nilze Carvalho, Tutti, Dorina e da Orquestra Lunar. Andrea é a diretora musical e produtora do festival A Influência do jazz, que reuniu cantores de MPB influenciados pelo jazz.

Cantou standards de jazz e brazilian jazz, com seu Quarteto, durante cinco anos, nas tardes de sábado da Modern Sound. O Andrea Dutra Quarteto é Andrea Dutra na voz, Paulo Malaguti Pauleira no piano, Augusto Mattoso no baixo e Rafael Barata na bateria. Atualmente, o Andrea Dutra Quarteto é residente do Triboz, na Lapa, desde 2010.

Em 2013 lançou o CD Jamba, pela Mills Records, com composições próprias e regravações. Em 2014, Andrea representou o Brasil no Midem Festival, em Cannes.  

ANDREA DUTRA (english)

Andréa Dutra is a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro. Her most important influences are MPB (popular Brazilian music), samba and jazz. She has worked with many important Brazilian musicians like Tim Maia, Seu Jorge, Sandra de Sá, Danilo Caymmi and others, all over Brazil. Andrea was nominated for the most important music award in Brazil for her first album, Andréa Dutra, released by Niterói Discos, in 1993. 

Since 2001 Andrea sings in the samba vocal quartet Arranco de Varsóvia, winner of the most important music award in Brazil, as Best Samba Group of the Year, in 2006, with the album Na Cadência do Samba. In 2010 , the group launched their 5th CD and first DVD, recorded live, Pãozinho de Açúcar – Arranco de Varsóvia canta Martinho da Vila,  in which they sing exclusively the great samba composer Martinho da Vila. The DVD features Martinho himself on stage with Arranco. 

In 2005 Andréa Dutra and pianist Paulo Malaguti played Brazilian jazz at the Versailles Palace as part of The Year of Brazil in France. Andréa was in You Record’s Soul of Brazil album, and was pre-nominated for the Latin Grammy, category Best Song, for her song Disseram. Throughout her career, she has been performing in all important clubs and theatres in Rio and São Paulo.

The Andréa Dutra Quartet played at Modern Sound Mega Store for five years, having received visitor musicians from all over the world, like American drummer Mike Shapiro. You can hear Andréa in Grammy Award winner Gaudêncio Thiago de Mello’s album, Amor mais que perfeito, side by side with Ithamara Koorax. In 2007, SalaDeSom records released the album O amor de uns tempos pra cá, featuring Andrea Dutra in duo with guitar player Marcus Nabuco. The track A linha e o linho, by Gilberto Gil, included in the album, featured in the original soundtrack of Tititi, soap opera by Rede Globo TV.
 
The Andrea Dutra Quartet celebrates its 11th year together, resident at the Triboz Club, in Lapa, Rio de Janeiro, experimenting with jazz and Brazilian jazz, with a faithfull audience. 

In 2013, Mills Records released Andrea Dutra’s  new album, Jamba, an original mix of jazz, samba and Brazilian jazz, that ends up sounding what we chose to call Brazilian universal music. The album shows how Brazilian music can use elements of jazz, like improvisation and reharmonization, to enhance it’s beauty without ever losing its Brazilian accent and characteristics. In fact, it’s clear to see how jazz and Brazilian music have exchanged, influencing and being influenced by each other. 

The tracks on the CD are a mix of unreleased songs, by Ms Dutra and other composers, and new versions of tunes by Djavan, Moacir Santos, Monarco, Vinicius de Moraes, Caetano Veloso, Fatima Guedes and other great Brazilian composers. The CD was recorded live in studio by Andrea Dutra (voice) Paulo Malaguti Pauleira (piano), Zé Luiz Maia (bass), Augusto Mattoso (double bass), Rafael Barata (drums) and Marcelo Martins as a special guest artist, playing sax and flutes. The CD was produced, mixed and mastered by Carlos Mills.

In 2014, Andrea represented Brazil at the MIDEM FEstival, in France. 




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